Thread: Courses in B'ham/Midlands

Hi all

I can absolutely recommend Bijoux Burlesque having trained with them myself since April this year, not only did we learn the simple techniques we've completed many complex dances and put together a wonderful show raising money for charity.

The teachers are all trained to a high standard and will teach the dances patiently, the classes start and beginners and you can work your way up.

Hope you find yourself some good lessons but as I say I can honestly highly recommend them.

xxxx

Originally Posted by Dahlia Duroe

I wouldnt really recommend the Bijoux Classes... they were a bit of fun, but not too indepth with technique and poorly organised.

Kittie It'd be great if you did a class! both the modeling and the performance side would be awesome to take part in!

x

I have been attending classes with Bijoux Burlesque since January of this year and think that comment is a bit unfair, I've learnt loads since i started and the classes are a great confidence booster, I'd happily reccommend Bijoux Burlesque to anyone.

I'm just going by the classes I attended in Birmingham half of which got canceled, and that issue was resolved.

I'm not bad mouthing them; it was fun just not what I was looking for.
I didn’t need help with body confidence I wanted help with performance.

Maggies burlesque class as suggested by Black Country Burlesque was more suited to me and I really got a lot out of it.

I now take ballet classes which are assisting my posture and movement.
It all depends what you are after.

Like Ariana I'm looking for classes in burlesque and showgirling around the birmingham area...would you not recommend Bijoux burlesque then? I do actually want to be taught proper technique so I dont want to sepnd my money on a course if its only for a bit of fun and not about becoming a better dancer.

Did you ever find a course Ariana and Dahlia, you're from the Birmingham area...have you taken any other classes/courses other than the Bijoux course that you would recommend?

Thank youuuuu,

♥ Jade

if you want it for dance, then take a dance class
not a burlesque class.

sadly a lot of burlesque 'teachers' are not dance qualified.
i see that as an unfair blagging of positions, personally.
but dance classes. yes
look for those instead if you want to improve dancing

For professional development (of routines, persona and promotion) we offer one to one tuition and services to suitable candidates.

Originally Posted by Kittie

For professional development (of routines, persona and promotion) we offer one to one tuition and services to suitable candidates.

I know this is a slightly old thread but do you still do these classes? I'm in birmingham and trying to find something, thanks x

Sure can - PM me and we can chat about what's best for you